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Programme
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Monday 11 February 2008
Join us on Monday 11 February, 18:30-20:30, for a drinks and buffet reception at the InterContinental - an opportunity to meet fellow delegates, network and register early.
DAY ONE - Tuesday 12 February 2008
08:00 |
REGISTRATION AND COFFEE |
09:00 |
Introduction and welcome
Steve MacMillan, J Ray McDermott - Chairman, IMCA Middle East & India Section |
09:05 |
Keynote address
Wallace Robertson, Helix Energy Solutions Group - Chairman, IMCA SEL Core Committee |
09:25 |
An oil company perspective of safety in the Middle East
Peter Christensen, Maersk Oil Qatar |
09:55 |
Corporate manslaughter and corporate safety responsibility
David Leckie, Maclay, Murray & Spens LLP |
10:25 |
The seatbelt convincer
An introduction to this educational tool which demonstrates the importance of wearing a seatbelt by enabling a passenger to experience the actual force generated during a low speed collision and the value of the restraint provided by the seatbelt. The convincer will be available throughout the seminar for delegates to experience a simulated crash wearing a seatbelt. |
10:40 |
COFFEE |
11:10 |
The development and use of a risk assessment tool
Eddie Perkins, Seacor Marine (International) |
11:40 |
Round table discussion: The effect of skills shortage on safety performance and its impact on safe operations
Facilitators - Jos van der Horst and Mat Schreurs, Heerema Marine Contractors
Feedback from discussion |
12:40 |
LUNCH AND SAFETY SHARE FAIR |
14:10 |
Safety - what's the incentive?
Paul Marshall, Poseidon Maritime (PML) |
14:40 |
Up in the air - a practical (rather than high level!) approach to training and rescue techniques
Darren Eatock, Technip |
15:10 |
COFFEE |
15:40 |
Self-regulation - the IMCA approach
Hugh Williams, IMCA Chief Executive |
16:00 |
Round table discussion: Promoting uniformity and commonality in systems and processes used by our workforce
Facilitator - Norman Smith, Acergy
Feedback from discussion |
16:50 |
Summary of day one |
17:00 |
CLOSE OF DAY ONE |
19:00 |
SEMINAR DINNER |
DAY TWO - Wednesday 13 February 2008
09:00 |
Welcome and introduction to day two
David Forsyth, Bibby Offshore - Vice-Chairman, IMCA SEL Core Committee |
09:10 |
Environmental certification audits
TBA, DNV |
09:40 |
Don't put your foot in it! - environmental footprints
Rosie Cassidy, Technip |
10:10 |
Round table discussion: Using existing industrial technology to benefit subsea environmental research
Facilitator - SERPENT (scientific and environmental ROV partnership using existing industrial technology), Representative - Dave Cawson, Subsea |
11:00 |
COFFEE BREAK |
11:30 |
Safety starts with me - hazard management planning at Well Ops in Australia
Graham Marshall, Anmea |
12:00 |
Lessons learnt after a fatality
Bill Morrice and Wallace Robertson, Helix Energy Solutions Group |
12:30 |
It's in the atmosphere - confined space entry
Sal Ruffino, Saipem
Presentation followed by a group discussion - are our company procedures strong enough to ensure that confined space entry is appropriately controlled? |
13:10 |
LUNCH |
14:10 |
What and how do we learn from incidents?
David Forsyth, Bibby Offshore |
14:40 |
Round table discussion: Learning from incidents - how best to disseminate and incorporate lessons learnt
Facilitator - David Forsyth, Bibby Offshore
Feedback from discussion |
15:30 |
COFFEE |
16:00 |
Health in hot spots
Allan Hannah, Technip |
16:30 |
Update on IMCA SEL activities and way forward
IMCA secretariat/Wallace Robertson, Helix Energy Solutions Group |
16:50 |
CLOSE OF EVENT |
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